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If Only launches Queensland campaign
Luxury tour operator If Only has teamed up with Tourism and Events Queensland to launch a new campaign.
Queensland: A Beautiful Way To Be’ runs November – December.
Designed to inspire future travel, agents are encouraged to learn about the destination including key highlights.
If Only will supply marketing materials to enable agents to engage their customers, from a brand new sellers guide to social media offers.
The campaign will focus on the different highlights within the region including rainforests and nature, food, marine life and city experiences.
Agents can win £1,000 towards a holiday to Queensland for the top booker throughout the campaign.
Every booking made to Queensland with If Only will be entered into a draw to win a spa voucher up to £150.
Agents simply have to make as many bookings as possible for Queensland with If Only from 1 November – 31 December 2022.
More at https://www.ifonly.net/agents/incentives
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